Sentence examples for mining of nickel from inspiring English sources

New Caledonia's economy depends heavily on services, the mining of nickel, and subsidies from France.

Industrialist Joseph Wharton had a near-monopoly on the mining of nickel in the United States, and sought to promote its use in coinage.

(For information about the mining, refining, and production of nickel, see nickel processing).

However the development of nickel mining promises to enhance the country's economy.

We used USGS data on ore grades as well as on the structure of the mining industry in order to calculate gross ore while taking the occurrence of coupled production (more than one metal extracted from the same ore, e.g. lead and zinc as by-products of nickel mining) into account.

Indonesia accounted for 15 percent of the world's bauxite production and 14 percent of nickel mine output last year.

The growth of Jubilee Mines, an Australian producer of nickel ore, should be driven by increasing demand, particularly from China for steel manufacturing, Mr. Cragg said.

The U.S. Bureau of Mines estimates that 8 tons of sulphur are produced and emitted for each ton of nickel mined.

While it was my understanding that Steve Jobs owns a number of nickel mines and brings up tons of ore himself to stay in shape, pounding each core into a delicately wrought battery and then selling the produce of his labor as Apple's rechargeable battery offering, it seems that Apple is actually using Sanyo Eneloop batteries, wrapping them in their own packaging, and selling them as their own.

We can all learn from the Amish of Nickel Mines.

In 2006 a lone gunman entered a school located in the Amish Community of Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania.